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Forage Triticale: Value on Mixed Arable and Livestock Farms
Triticale, a hybrid of wheat and rye, makes up a small fraction of the agricultural area in Scotland at 0.1% of combinable crops in the 2024 Scottish Agricultural Census. It…
Read More >Thrill of The Hill – Understanding Soil From The Ground Up with Lorna Galloway
Soil is a perennial topic, something that needs to be discussed on a recurring basis, and last time we did so was with Dr Bill Crooks some years ago now.…
Read More >Step-by-Step Guide to Soil Structure Assessment
This article is produced as a part of the FAS Crops & Soils Bulletin. Subscribe now to receive the full report in your inbox monthly. Recent wet weather conditions could…
Read More >How to Interpret Your Soil Analysis
This article is produced as a part of the FAS Crops & Soils Bulletin. Subscribe now to receive the full report in your inbox monthly. Understanding the information you receive…
Read More >Soil Carbon Code Update
This article is produced as a part of the FAS Crops & Soils Bulletin. Subscribe now to receive the full report in your inbox monthly. Soil carbon has been a…
Read More >A View From Argentina
In this podcast we hear from Argentinian farmer Allan Cameron. Allan talks to us about farming in Argentina including cropping and beef production. He covers the importance of soil health…
Read More >CropCast – Using Nitrogen Efficiently
Welcome to CropCast, your go to podcast for all the latest information on arable crops. Each month, SAC advisor, Tiffany Mactaggart will be joined by a range of industry experts,…
Read More >Arable
This time we are focussing on Arable Natural Capital with John and Louise Seed from Woodend Farming Partnership and Agricultural Consultant Mary-Jane Lawrie, to find out what they are doing…
Read More >Agronomy Winter Roadshow – Aberdeenshire
the Agronomy Roadshows in January bring the very latest research in crop and soil management to audiences in three locations around the country (Melrose, Perth and Inverurie). The roadshows will discuss field trial results from the 2022 season and highlight how this can be incorporated in to plans for the 2023 crop season.
Read More >Agronomy Winter Roadshow – Borders
The Agronomy Roadshows in January bring the very latest research in crop and soil management to audiences in three locations around the country (Melrose, Perth and Inverurie). The roadshows will discuss field trial results from the 2022 season and highlight how this can be incorporated in to plans for the 2023 crop season.
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